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RELATIONS OF THE POWERS.
The The Situation In the East Growing More
Threatening-Russia's Vast Preparations.

The The Situation In the East Growing More
Threatening-Russia's Vast Preparations.
London "a bic Special
The outlook in the East grows hourly more
threatening. The Times publishes a statement
from its correspondent at Vienna that the
iatiops of Russia with Germany and Austria are
severely strained, and, what is more important,
that no further attempts are made in official cir
cles to conceal the fact Dispatches from other
sources confirm this The Levant Herald,
whose special correspondents have recently
been making close inquiries into the Russian
armaments, declares that the Russian forces
now concentrated in central Asia, equipped
for active service in the field, number fully
10000 men of all arms. OF these, three
divisions of 50, 900 to 60, 900 men each, are ready
to march on Afghanistan at few days notice.
Reports have also been received of the Russian
troops massed in Russian Poland, respecting
which it has been so difficult to obtain informa-
ton. These reports prove that Russia has made
enormous preparations for an offensive war. The
details confirm, In a singular manner, the out
lines of Russian plans published by Russian pa
pers, based on the assumption OF war between
France and Germany. Russian Poland is de-
scribed as one vast camp of armed men. Ex-
prevent intelligence of Russian move.
ments becoming public. All English,
German and Austrian travellers are watched, and
kilograms and mail correspondence closely scru
tinized. The reports circulated through the Eu-
ropean press of alleged difficulties on the part of
the War Department to obtain supplies for the
ordinary requirement Of the army are declared
to be pure inventions for the purpose of mask
ing the extent of the preparations going on be-
hind the frontiers. The Russian ambassador in
London, although for some time returned from
his northern trip, has of late abstained
from visiting Lord Salisbury, and the
diplomatic relations of the two coun-
tries are daily becoming more embar-
rassed. The German and Italian ambassadors
had interviews with Lord Salisbury constantly
last week on the Bulgarian and Egyptian ques-
tions. but the Russian ambassador appears to
have restricted himself throughout the recent
| negotiations to the role of observer Of current
events without participating in them. Official
commu aieations between the two governments
have consequently almost ceased, and are con-
fined u the barest formalities. That the gov
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Murdered by a Tilted Lover.

LOUISVILLE Feb. pa special to the Even.
ing Times from Emnence, KY. says Mrs.
Sue Cockrell this morning received a telegram
from Sparta, Owen county, Kentucky, stating
that George Montgomery had proposed marriage
to his cousin, Miss Iona Kitso, a beautiful young
girl of twenty. and. upon being refused, drew
pistol and fired seven shots at her, killing her al
most instantly. Montgomery is relative of
Mrs. Cockreln
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Other Fires.

BosToN Feb. 28--A kerosene lamp in the Old
CoIony's passenger depot at Milton exploded to-
night, and the station entirely destroyed.
Loss, $40. .9Q0 insurance unknown.
SpRlSGFIELD. Mass. Feb. 2S--Fire broke out
this morning about 4:30 o'clock in Barr's restau-
rant as Northampton, which was entirely con-
snned The fire was subdued after the interior
of the block in which it had started had been
gutted The loss will not exceed $40. 600.
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Cable Notes.

1t is probable that the death of Cardinal
Jacobin will cause a further postponement of
the Papal consstory beyond March II, the date
at present fixed.
the Mayor of Liverpool, yesterday. convened
a meeting in the town hall to arrange for rails
ing public fund to celebrate Queen Victoria's
jubilee. Exclusive of the press. only four per-
son attended
Suppe's comic opera, 'Belman,' has
been produced at Vienna. 1t made agreat hit.
The music is above the ordinary level The
censor insisted upon the exclusion of many sar
castle illusions to Russia which were in the
libretto.
The experiments with new explosive which
have been made under the supervision of the
Russian government have been attended with
great success. The explosive possesses fifteen
times greater destructive power than gunpowder
1t does not produce any smoke.
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CLEVELAND. o.. Feb 28.-Philip Blanche, a
Toung German. called on his sweetheart, Mary
Rodeke, at Akron. last night. He had asked her
70 marry him, and she had given her consent
He wanted her to name carly day. but she
INSISTED IN putting off the marriage uniil next
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summer. Bidding the girl goodbye. Blanche
stepped outside the door and shot himself
through the head. He helped into the
house. and died within few minutes
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN,
Indications.

Indications.
WASHINGTON March. l. A. II.
Special indications for twentv-tour hours from
A. NJ. for Indana-Warmer. fair weather.
For Indiana and nlnos--Warmer, fair wealth
or; winds generally southerly.
For Ohio and West Virginia-Local SHOWS,
southerly winds, becoming westerly; higher
temperature.
For Michigan and Wisconsin-Local SHOWS;
variable Winds generally southerly; higher tenn
perature.
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ernment.is looking for Russian irruptions into
Afehanistan is shown by the fact that Lord
Dufferin Is hurrying British troops to the from
tier to help the Ameer. The circumstance was
cabled you as q rumor last week, and is now con-
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THE Indiana Photo En- largng Company has
removed to No "a North Pennsylvania street
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MEMS WORKING SUITS.

To meet the wants Of those who engaged in
physical labor have provided line of substantial
Clothing at low prices. Garments that will
Garments that will hold together Garments made
not only from stout stuff, but stoutly made.
We sell these to you for less than any else
in this market.
Come and inspect them.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
TUESDAY-Warmer, fair weather.
Be WISE TN TIME.

The seventh always possesses some remarkable
power, either physically mentally.
The gift of knife will be followed by the loss Of
friendship.
If you have started on journey and return after
travelling snort distance it is best to start the
second time, because you will meet with failure
disaster.
Always carry your Bible under your left near
est YOUR heart. If you do not. look out for fire.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. rs.
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Of Great Value.

We can't vouch for the worth of this advice;
simply tell it to you as we find it. What we vouch
for is the following concerning
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
RENwOOD.

Rev. Chew and Rev. Arthhuuot, OF
Wheeling, will conduct services at the
NJ. 4. Church to-hay.
From orders gwen at the lower plant
there is a prospect Of its rcsuming shortly.
The people would like the prospect Ia
q become 4 fact.
The employees of the factory Of the Ben
wood Iron Works are beginning their
| days work an hour eatlier IN the morn
iug and quitting corrcSpondrngiy in the
evening.
The Princess did a large business y~ester-
hay.
Capt. II. Criswell was in town yestcr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia1c IittIeton. Sr., 81
Lower ward, held q reception Friday for
their son and his bride.
Sir. Porter, proprietor OF the Hotel
d'Benwuod, hes discontinued business and
removed 10 Ohio.
Mr.. f.. W. Raumcr sold a fine krauich
and Bach to MIR. Cannon Of tins city last
week.
Mrs. Brush, So, OF Pulaski, Pa. is Wis
iting i'm Lower ward.
Mcssrs. Richard Wright aud James
Farmer will spend to-day at the MolIie
Darling fishing camp
Miss Hrrrick ia Visiting at Warrows'
Hill Farm.
Prof. j. Keller, of Wheeling was in town
Friday.
Capt. ALI. Burnett, OF Charleston, was
in town yesterday.
The arrest of Frank perinc for stealing
a:.watch from the proprietor of a fruit stand
IN Wheeling caused u little excitement Fri
day.
The Mollie Darling club sent for more
fishing tackle yesterday.
\ youny gentleman down street is wall
ing solidarity over the fact that he lost two
and a halt pounds over a mislaid letter
from his dulclna.
Several prominent employees Of the
Wheeling Co : plant are mentioned in con-
nectiom with promotion to the position
made vacant by the resignation OF Mr..
/ Henry Liudamau.
Mr.. Bert Hoffman and Miss Hawkins
both OF this city, were married in Mounds
| willie one day last week.
Mr.. Henry Liudaman. of the Wheeling
Company : plant, has accepted a position
in Wheeling, Alabama. The town can Ill
afford to spare so good a citizen.
Mrs. \. K. Warden, Of Maiden, is visit
ing here.
Miss Ella Byrne will leave Thursday on
a visit to friends near New Martiusville.
The greater part OF the Cheat Mountain
Hunting and Fishing Club returned Fri
day.
President Vim. Weihe, Of the 4. A. Of |.
5, w, was in town Thursday.
Quite a number attended the Trades
Assembly picnic yesterday.
| The party who will ONE forward and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
BASE BALL.
Asso intlnm Recnrd.
The League Record.
NuIES
washington PM annther damn on sixth

Washington put another clamp on sixth
place.
Stricken is being highly praised for his
second base play with the Cleyrlands.
Manager Horace Phillips has attributed
Morris recent great games In the hot
weather, which was, at Washington, hot
enough to fry eggs on the home plate
New Orleans pitcher named Sommer
is trying Ia iLducc the CinyinuatiS to give
him an opportunity in the box. He has 4
leit-handed delivery which is very highly
spoken of.
Credit * due to the League t~ail-rndcrs
for having played the prettirst game OF the
season. Neither indianapolis nor Pitts
burg are credited with an error, while the
only run scored during the game was
scored by Really OIL his own double and
Seery's three Dagger. Nine nits were
made of Calvin, and but six and one base
On balls of Healy. Such games are rare,
and are generally witnessed by a small AT
tendance.
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the guests Of Peter Keys family, Fifth
ward.
The Choral Society is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of renderinga series of comic
opera here the coming season. There is
sufficient talent in the organization to fur
nish some rare musical treats, and our PEG.
pie would appreciate Just that kind Of en-
teTtaiuments.
\ pleasant farewell party was held at
the home Of Miss Media Titus in the First
ward last week. A large number OF the
young !ady's friends were present, and all
feel the kerneSt regret that Miss Media
will shortly remove tn New jersey, where
her parents have decided TO make Their
home. 4 picnic was also given in honor
of Miss Media at Crangle's orchard, south
OF the city on Friday afternoon, and a very
pleasant time was had.
The MISSES Anna and Rose McCutlrey
held Il pleasant social party at their home
IN the First ward Tuesday evening.
Miss SalIIe Mills entertained u party of
her young friends very pleasantly mt her
home in the Fourth ward Wednesday
evening.
Miss May Brand, Of the First ward,
gave a pleasant party to u number of her
young friends ut her home on Thursday
evening.
Miss Cora Neal, Of the Second ward, en-
tertained quite a uUmher OF her young
friends Friday evening at her nome, and
an enjoyable evening was spent Icy all
present.
James Mason, with Davis Il Archer, is
visiting friends at Marietta.
Miss Myrtle Gorby, Of Newark, o., is the
guest of relatives here.
Mr.. u. If. Rice. of Wichita, Kansas, has
been in the city the past week, called here
10y the illness of his son.
DIR. c. f.. Kurz aud family are enjoying
the brec2es OF the lakes, and will De absent
several days.
Mrs NJ. r. c. Hoge and family are with
friends at BuT's Mills.
The departure OF the family OF Mr.. S. II.
Lee for theIru new home at EnglewoOd, Ills.
was sadly regretted by their large number
of friends here. They were highly es-
teemed, and carry with them the best
wishes OF all.
Several Bellaire people will attend the
Harvest Home picnic, near st. GAINESVILLE,
on Thursday.
Supt. T.. +. Jones, and the Misses Min
ME Marsh, Ada Wrinrick aud Clara Thro-
bald are attcndingthe Teachers Institute,
in session At Flushing. Capt Jones is one
OF the instructors.
George Sehick will 90 to Cleveland to-
morrow to finish his commercial college
course.
George Pangraty and family are visiting
friends ut the county seat.
The Misses Myrtle and Della Able are
enjoying the hospitality of Allegheny rcla-
tIyts.
Judge {. W. Carol ~ Clairsyi lr,
was in the city yesterday.
Charles Hammond aud family are the
guests OF Wetzel County, w. Va, rela-
tivrS.
The Misses Ella and Louise Roscoe are
visiting friends in Rjchland township.
Miss Clara Somehow left for Bedford,
Pa, yesterday, ca a visit to her sister,
Mrs. II. Iippcl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
ST. GAINESVILLE LETTER.
The neUmont County Fair to be Held soon.
News Of Personal Interest.

NrwS of Personal Interest.
S..r.nf TE,gu,w 10 ne N,Dii1n R.yi,',y.
Mr.. Val Hcatou, OF Philadelphia, stopped
over a irw days at this place Ia sec hi,
mother while enroule for Chicago.
Miss Mamie kiuSry, of Cldil, paid
short visit to Miss Name CLARK last week.
Harry Merritt. who learned his trade ii
the G,-,T, office, is now a ]compositOr Oh
the indianapolis, Ind, ,IouHoi.
Joseph Smith, father OF squire John
Smith, OF East Richland, who died uu
Thursday, was buried in the Presbyterian
cemetery At this place Yesterday. \ large
roucourse of people followed the remains
to their last resting place on earth.
Hon. Ross j. Alexander, of Bridgeport,
is prominently spoken of rs 4 candidate
for Probate Judge. 1t is the earnest wish
OF the democrats of ST. Clairsvlilc, that he
will be rendered and will accept this po'
sition on the county ticket, for they ART
confident he will be able to defeat his OPP
ponent, whoever he may he.
Will and George Nanny, who have been
working on the new court house the pasr
two years, left yesterday for Wichita,
Kansas.
p. W. Buggs. OF New Athens, was the
guest of Jno. McNary, near st. ClNirsvillc,
for the past week
The Belmont county fair will be held
this year on August 81, September / and
,. Although great damage was done the
fair grounds by the cyclone, yet sufficient
labor is fast causing traces of this to dis
appear. New buildings are being erected,
] IL. A.. 49,. l,lt ,,sl.. r.,.. trng1s mill g,nn
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TERRA ALTA.


S... .rurH u H. NHutr. Register.
TGgE, Alr,, July 800. Tue lirst social
event oftUr season was held at the summit
House last Thursday. The guest, cou.
,r.d chiefly of the ladies aud gentlemen
-.yuIIug ,h- summer here. There We're
% dozen OF more up from Cuuh'rlan aud
r,sral t.Jm tine surruuudlug resorts.
The costumes ut many of the ladies
we're elegant and all were dressed !U good
tsyr. The music, which was furnished
by Mr.. Carol on the piano, assisted by
several ylo!IuS. was excellent, and from %
To- N O'Clock the fair women and brave
uru trippgd the light iIntIStic At a few
minutes after eleven the we'll known hos
a~EraIjty OF Mrs. Worthiugton was shown
nrJl m the ~plrudid refreshments pro
glJ-l Tor the occasion. After tins dancing
$50. a.liu resumed anil kent up until about
rrr,r o'clock the NEXT morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31
I NIRNONT

interesting game OF base bali WIS playcC
gt the Fair Ground here ON Saturday las.
hat,ycsr On. rl,I,p,s Pr, ,rJ O,,LisL.
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r,,s. .r;,.abIs - "
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7 Vnn9r,ip I,Lr PARK ,~rr,n,in. tn yn Ih,,,
md .rrrd som, ann. frr;r., H.. month nj
,usu-f
Judge HAMMOND made 4 brief visit T.,
| Terra Alta this week. where his dluubtrr
I Miss Jennie i, Snmmeriru
John Cirur, and wife ,r, nj Ter, Alt,
reruprratlug.
Mt. Iltram Watson we'll known ritiler
Cd. this place. and a brother of James W,t
SON, the coal operator. died ON Saturda,
I las, ag his home here. AGED Is wears Re
Gently. while ON a business trim down m.
lew railroad where he had cone IN Ioog
| after some coal land. he was overcome h,
neat aud his suddpu and uu-, p.,t.5 d.atI
Is attributed Ia This cluse.
lion. j.. j. Woods. OF Wheeling. wa,
here this week, on his way home from .
weeks interview with fish and snakes az
Cheat.
Hon. james Morrow, Jr. attended the
| Springs this week.
Mis-, Hurry, OF Bridgeport. Is the gursl
OF Mis- Lotur Morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-31

4 very mistaken idea OF elegance is that
which leads q member OF her W family,
a near relative or an intimate friend "a
speak OF OF To "a young unmarried lady
other thlu hy her hIpt,Smal name. In
notes aud ia speech shr is addressed Us
Miss Blank. by mere aoquaiutIuces, gen.
tIemrn and servants. But the Use of Miss
nv her own circle is not considered good
form. for the reason that il leaves no dis.
tIurt.ge utIs nv winch rrrloter persons
rrty mention or address a Young gIri.
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organize a reading room for the benefit of
the youths and young men OF the city will
be greeted rs a public beneiactor. There
ere some four or five hundred youths and
Young men who saunter around town.
loaling here and There in Their leisure days
aud hours, who have nowhere To 20 and
are literally forced to frequent the many
attractive saloons.
A steam thrr~hiug machine mauuiac-
tured Tor J." Spence ut Martins Ferry at
traCted a vast desl of attention or It's way
through town yesterday.
The wedding of Mr., Isaac Littleton and
Miss Louisa RcnhOI last Thursday evening
was Il brilliant AFFAIR. The ceremony was
performed az the residence of the brides
parents iii Upper Ward at s p. III. The
bride wore an cNquisitiyely beautiful cos
tune of almond silk with brocade trim
mugs. After receiving the cougratula-
lions OF those present, the bridal party led
the way TO the dining room where a stump
tuUus supper was served There was
about two hundred guests. The bride
was the recipient OF appropriate presents
too numerous 10 mention.
WHEELING PERSONALS.
Mrs. Copp aud daughter, Miss Carrie,
Of the Island, lett Wednesday for Gran
berry Summit, where they will spend the
remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. SwabackeI is dividing the summer
between White Sulphur and Atlantic City.
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4 Great Legacy

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clean, pure constitution better than
wealth, because 1t will never prove 8
curse. lou cannot give what you DO not
possess, hut mothers will lind in Or
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elp-correcting all weakness, bringing
their systems into perfect condition, 50 that
their children, mtainted, shall rise up Il
call them blessed
There D, not airuggi,t in nl the land
But always Eerps d stock Ou hand.
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CONCERTED ACTION NECESSARY

Nv uoIghbUT darling Little Boy
IiHs -Dta brum-hs latest toy.
Oh. wal. Won Join the Syndicate
To bus Corrosive SUhl.maIp
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\ CIGARETTE.
" ). Bridges jn yufge

" ). Bridges i've yvfgs.
Perhaps I lii It at her ewes.
or maybe at her lips red glowing.
10 fire. ere burned more warmth hr,,owiug
tn soul or >tu~... for ~, il klnilei
And a., the rosy spark grew stronger.
I'll, such clouds OF incense rise
Nv soul seemed lost. the world had dwiudlr,
Down 20 The single point that lies
Beneath her slippers slender pressing.
Life. time We're hid IA loves eclipse.
In dreams OBJ. kisses closer, longer
Than those with which the wild bee sips
IN. honey. bloom. A truce 10 guessing
know ! liz il A. her lips.
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Arm advertisements.

LNOR sALE-THE EUREKA GIVERY. coz
j urT OF Market and Tweuty-thiri streets. Ap-
ply 10 =. \. " .RDEN. jy3ldu
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate. on the 18TH . number o.
communications. memorials and bills were
presented. after which Mr. Vests re@clu-
tion regarding money paid out on account
OF prosecutions Of criminal cases in state
courts By Federal officials was taken up
and. after being modified - As 70 make
lit apply also to civil cases. was adopted
The Interstate Commerce bill was
considered and unanimous COR
sent given that the vote should be ta-
ken before adjournment on the 18th The
House substitute 10 the AntiPolygamy
bill was non-concurrei IN. and conference
asked. In the House resolution by
Mr.. Bland regarding silver coinage was
adopted. Several bills. reported by the
committee on Judiciary. we're passed a
bill was passed providing for the bringing
| Of suits against the United States Govern
ment Adjourned.
JoHx NJ WILSON was hanged n Norris
town Pa. on the 18th. for the murder Of
Anthony w. Dcaley
THE freedom az the city Of London was
conferred upon Henry n STANLEY on the
| 18th.
Iowa has certified back 70 the Govern
ment $1,000 acres Of land granted for rail-
road purposes and forfeited.
Dawn r. TrKPrE was nominated for
United States Senal0r b. the joint Demo
cratic caucus at Indianapolis Ind. on the
18th.
HOWARD I. BLACKSTONE. the defauifinE
clerk Of the Canal National Bank Of Port
land. Ne. has been arrested - winnepeg'
| Man
VIZ AcSEr. Of Palmyra. ~ J.. murdered
his wife on the 18th. and remained ~
| the san.c room with the corpse. where hs
was discovered.
| A COMMITTEE has been appointed by ths
Nebraska Legislature 20 investigate the
charges which have been made against
senator Van wyck 81 bribery.
| PEocKEDrxcs by the Government against
the Bell Telephone Company were insti
tufcd in the United States CisruitCOurt q
4 Boston on the 18th.
| THE House committee on Judiciary n
1 Washington have reported against the bal
| making q nrw judiciary circuit u Missouri
Iowa and Minnesota
| Cnxs B. FxEuELf- Of Chicago. was nom
| mated on the 18th, on the second ballot b.
the Republican caucus a. Springfield. H.
| and Congressman Morrison By the Dem
ocratic caucus. 70 snccced Senator 10
gan.
| The elegant residence Of ,. &. Syooner
| Unlfei States senator Of Wi<consin- II
1 Hudson. Wis. was damaged BY hre 10 th<
| the extent Of <2.oO0 On The 18th
| THE President has granted . respite
until April 4 isss. 70 Patrick Mccarthy
who was 70 have been cxecutcd January
"a 1t Fort smith. Ark.
TnE death warrant o. William JOSIAH
| xcNcer, convicted Of vssc-murder and
confined In the Jail - Nif1ntown- Juanita
County. Pa. was signed ~ Governor
Patterson on The isth- March 3D The dsJ
AIRED for The execution,